The senses and the intellect
A psychology treatise by Alexander Bain, published in New York by D. Appleton & Co. in 1874, aimed at readers of philosophy and the mind-body question. Its pictures are numbered anatomical line engravings of the brain base, larynx and cartilages, and the eye, drawn in plain outline with hatched shading and lettered reference marks that a designer could use for scientific diagram styles.
